The discussion centers on the exploration of nuclear physics, specifically focusing on new forms of energy generation through fusion and fission, as well as the potential for utilizing waste to produce energy. Participants emphasize the importance of the individual's academic level, noting that undergraduate students typically follow a standard curriculum, while PhD candidates may have more specific research interests. The conversation highlights the need for clarity in the individual's educational background to provide tailored advice.
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Without more information I don't see how anyone can advise you on much of anything. If you are just starting college, for example, a decision along those lines is meaningless since you will be taking the same set of course for at least the first year anyway. If you are starting on a PhD on the other hand, that's a different story. Do you want us to just guess where you are?mike232 said:Hey everyone. I'm looking to study nuclear physics and want to look into new forms of every. So fusion would be cool but probibly new forms of fission or even using waste to make energy. But I don't know what I want to get into. Any dirrational help would be cool. Thanks!